Scorgle wrote a concise introduction to WebLily.net's editor.
Good work, have fun reading it.
Cheers,
Weblily
Sunday, March 7, 2010
WebLily.net now revamped
WebLily.net comes now with new and improved features. It is now seated within a Liferay content management system, you can now upload and download LilyPond scores and many more features.
Take a look at
to find out what's new and how it works.
Enjoy LilyPond on the web!
Cheers,
Weblily
Take a look at
to find out what's new and how it works.
Enjoy LilyPond on the web!
Cheers,
Weblily
Friday, May 22, 2009
WebLily.net - Now Printing via PDF in Full LilyPond Qualitiy
Now you can print your scores in full LilyPond quality. Use the "Print (PDF)" Button at any time to create a PDF of your score. The PDF will be displayed in the browser by the PDF-Viewer you have installed. Hit the print button of your PDF-Viewer to get an impeccable print out of your score.
Another problem seems to be fixed now: You can now write chords using the notation with "<" and "<" of LilyPond.
Currently, WebLily.net works fine for small (i.e. really very small) examples. However, these known limitations remain:
I am working on this and I'd appreciate your feedback. Please, let me know what you think about it. Write a comment to this blog or send me a personal message.
Only recently (why so late?) did I come to know LilyPond, the fantastic music engraving software. Being impressed by its simplicity and its beautyful results and at times overwhelmed by the wealth of its functions and options I came up with the idea of making it available on the web.
This is an experimental project. I am exploring the realm of web programming using Google's Web Toolkit. The output is true HTML so hopefully it will run on any browser. Since I am not an experienced programmer doing this just as a hobby you might know what you'll have to expect.
May be people who are new to LilyPond and just want to play around with it will find this to be a useful tool, since they do not have to download and to install the software on their machines.
Another problem seems to be fixed now: You can now write chords using the notation with "<" and "<" of LilyPond.
Currently, WebLily.net works fine for small (i.e. really very small) examples. However, these known limitations remain:
- Any LiliPond input larger than really small will send the website to computational nirvana
- Some graphical objects are still missing without any notice, e.g. beams
- Depending on your browser non-ASCII characters in texts may show up as "?"
I am working on this and I'd appreciate your feedback. Please, let me know what you think about it. Write a comment to this blog or send me a personal message.
Only recently (why so late?) did I come to know LilyPond, the fantastic music engraving software. Being impressed by its simplicity and its beautyful results and at times overwhelmed by the wealth of its functions and options I came up with the idea of making it available on the web.
This is an experimental project. I am exploring the realm of web programming using Google's Web Toolkit. The output is true HTML so hopefully it will run on any browser. Since I am not an experienced programmer doing this just as a hobby you might know what you'll have to expect.
May be people who are new to LilyPond and just want to play around with it will find this to be a useful tool, since they do not have to download and to install the software on their machines.
Saturday, May 2, 2009
WebLily.net - Running LilyPond on the web
Only recently (why so late?) did I come to know LilyPond, the fantastic music engraving software. Being impressed by its simplicity and its beautyful results and at times overwhelmed by the wealth of its functions and options I came up with the idea of making it available on the web.
This is an experimental project. I am exploring the realm of web programming using Google's Web Toolkit. The output is true HTML so hopefully it will run on any browser. Since I am not an experienced programmer doing this just as a hobby you might know what you'll have to expect.
May be people who are new to LilyPond and just want to play around with it will find this to be a useful tool, since they do not have to download and to install the software on their machines.
Currently, WebLily.net works fine for small (i.e. really very small) examples.
Known limitations:
This is an experimental project. I am exploring the realm of web programming using Google's Web Toolkit. The output is true HTML so hopefully it will run on any browser. Since I am not an experienced programmer doing this just as a hobby you might know what you'll have to expect.
May be people who are new to LilyPond and just want to play around with it will find this to be a useful tool, since they do not have to download and to install the software on their machines.
Currently, WebLily.net works fine for small (i.e. really very small) examples.
Known limitations:
- any LiliPond input larger than really small will send the website to computational nirvana
- some graphical objects are still missing without any warning, e.g. beams
- the signs "<" and ">" will not be recognized, there still is a problem converting to/from HTML
- depending on the browser non-ASCII characters in will show up as "?"
- PDF output is still missing
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